Matt Walton

While at Laundry Service Meta tapped us to produce and post all the original Instagram content that accompanied the launch of their 30+ AI Influencer accounts—created using millions of lines of code, and the likeness of some of the biggest names in sports, fashion, travel, film and food.

Our work earned the accounts a 6-figure follower count, and millions of impressions. In the unruly landscape of AI, this project represents a first step toward more specialized, personal relationships with artificial intelligence.

Crazy.

The Pittsburgh-based time travelers at DEEPLOCAL came back from the future to build a $6 drum computer for starving artists.

Their video tells the whole story, except for the 2 Gold ADDYs the RP-FX won for Augmented Reality and Innovative Use of Interactive/Technology.

With help from vey rich video game influencers, we made a big deal about Fortnite coming to Android phones.

We leaned hard into clout culture with the creation of Galaxy Man, a limited-edition Fortnite skin only available with the purchase of the latest Samsung Galaxy phone.

The “Last Week Tonight” host called out Cheerios for its belligerent positivity online.

So we turned his dare into $150,000 in donations to fight food insecurity.

We didn’t even have to swear.

And we learned the true meaning of Family with a little help from Charlie Manson.